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The phrase "attributed to two issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the causes or reasons behind a particular situation or outcome, indicating that two specific issues are responsible.
Example: "The project's delays were attributed to two issues: insufficient funding and lack of resources."
Alternatives: "ascribed to two factors" or "linked to two problems".
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Ms. Russo called the disappointing third-quarter results a "hiccup," which she attributed to two issues involving sales to wireless telecommunications carriers.
The overfit in Table 8 might be attributed to two issues.
The different results observed in six cases could be attributed to two issues.
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The low response rate could potentially be attributed to two main issues; either healthcare providers contacted may never have heard about FMEA and thus were not interested to 'learn' about a new tool and then criticise it, or they were familiar with FMEA but it was perceived as being too time consuming for them to go through the entire FMEA worksheet and make comments.
At issue are comments attributed to two unidentified Bills offensive players.
Laze has been an issue in the past, and was attributed to two deaths from a previous lava flow in 2000, according to the HVO.
The success is widely attributed to two ingredients.
This is attributed to two psychological principles.
This can be attributed to two reasons.
Overall, these poll results could be attributed to three factors.
The small size of miRNAs relative to DMRs leads to two issues; first, it is difficult to attribute chromatin marks to miRNAs that overlap larger protein-coding genes.
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